Steven remembered it clearly.
It was a power that seemed to be the origin of all seawater, completely suppressing other energies and creating a domain belonging solely to its user.
Abundant Water-type Energy filled this domain, obeying the creator of the sea's command and repelling all Fire-type Energy with absolute tyranny.
How could this Milotic possibly unleash Primal Sea?
Moreover, Steven felt that the "Primal Sea" before him seemed somehow different from the Primal Sea he knew.
On the Battle Arena.
Milotic had perfectly confined the power of the Pseudo-Primal Sea above the Battle Arena.
Even Primal Kyogre itself could not have accomplished something like that.
The reason was simple: Primal Kyogre's power was simply too vast. It could effortlessly alter the weather across an entire region, so compressing that power into this small corner would have been far too difficult for the big-headed fish.
Not to mention whether compressing energy to such a degree would cause it to explode and spiral out of control.
Su Hao knew that Milotic's ability to control energy so precisely was deeply connected to the Water-type Plate Fragment.
The Infinite Source enhancements from Latias and Latios had allowed Milotic to make a leap in Life Level while maintaining its original appearance.
Meanwhile, the Water-type Plate Fragment had purified the Water-type Energy within its body, bringing it closer to its origin and even allowing it to comprehend two of Kyogre's signature moves.
Quality over quantity—Milotic was the very definition of that saying.
Amid the torrential rain, the mist-shrouded Milotic gathered the rainwater filling the sky. Before countless horrified gazes, it compressed it, shaping it continuously as though forging armor.
In mere moments, with Milotic at its core, a Water World Serpent nearly the size of a Gigantamax Pokémon raised its head and let out a